Economy - Development | Politics
Togo gets first direct EU grant
afrol News, 3 November - In a step sealing the total normalisation between Togolese-European Union (EU) ties, the Lomé government was given a euro 15 million grant defined as a direct budget support. This comes as Togo is preparing for general elections early next year.
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Politics | Economy - Development | Agriculture - Nutrition
New pan-African rice centre adopted
afrol News, 14 September - African member countries have taken the historic decision to expand and transform the pan-African Rice Center beyond the west African geographical region. Read more
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Politics
"Togo under control" - President
afrol News, 21 May - Togolese President Faure Gnassingbé has declared that the situation in his country was under control after a suspected coup attempt last month, in which his half-brother was alleged to be involved.
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Politics
Togo coup plan unveiled
afrol News, 17 April - Authorities in Togo are strengthening the case against the President's brother Kpatcha Gnassingbé, who is formally charged with planning a coup against his brother, Faure Gnassingbé. A major arms arsenal has been found at his house.
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Politics
Brothers fight over Togo presidency
afrol News, 15 April - The brother of Togolese President Faure Gnassingbé, Kpatcha Gnassingbé, today was arrested in Lomé on suspicion of planning to stage a coup following a shootout in his house killing two on Sunday.
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Politics | Society
Togo schools open after flood delays
afrol News, 6 October - Some 2 million Togolese school children return to classroom on Monday after classes have been delayed by floods that caused misery and destruction in most parts of the West Africa region. Read more
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Society | Health
H5N1 strain confirmed in Togo
afrol News, 17 September - Laboratory tests in Togo have revealed a fresh outbreak of virulent H5N1 bird flu in western Africa state, government sources have said. A strain was detected after around 4,000 poultry died at a farm in Agbata outside capital, Lome. Read more
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Economy - Development
IMF pledges increased support to Togo
afrol News, 3 September - International Monetary Fund (IMF) Deputy Managing Director Murilo Portugal has announced plans increase the IMF's financing in the framework of the Poverty Reduction and Growth Facility arrangement to Togo, to mitigate the impact of flooding and food and fuel price shocks in the west African nation. Read more
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Society | Economy - Development
Togo's floods plea gets IMF sympathy
afrol News, 8 August - International Monetary Fund is sending an advanced mission to Togo to identify immediate country's needs following results of devastating floods that hit west African state last week. Read more
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Economy - Development
Togo electricity production to double
afrol News, 23 July - Investments in a new power plant in Lomé, Togo, will double the country's capacity to produce electricity. The new power plant, using innovative technology, is to be fully operational by the end of 2009.
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» 19.05.2008 - Togo optimistic on economic recovery
» 18.04.2008 - AfDB clears Togo's debts
» 17.04.2008 - Togo set for TRC creation
» 03.12.2007 - EU lifts Togo ban
» 14.11.2007 - Togo benefits EU grants
» 13.11.2007 - Togolese Premier resigns
» 18.10.2007 - Togo ruling party sweeps poll
» 15.10.2007 - Togolese await poll results
» 11.07.2007 - Togo's costly water project gets funding
» 11.05.2007 - Togo bans Ghana chickens
» 16.02.2007 - Benin, Nigeria, Togo power connection launched
» 18.01.2007 - Togolese victims of govt abuse seek redress
» 11.01.2007 - Togo radio suspended for "unprofessional conduct"
» 22.12.2006 - Togo receives first EU funds in years
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